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Clinical efficacy and satisfaction analysis of coronal incision used in reduction and internal fixation treatment of zygomatic fracture

Jian-Min Wen

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Aim To evaluate coronal incision approach in the treatment of zygomatic fracture.Methods 22 fracture had been treated through semi-coronal incision in our hospital since 2003.A satisfaction ratio questionnaire was carried on before and after the operation respectively and t-test was used to deal with the results.Results All these cases were healed successfully at Stage I.No complication existed among the cases after the operation.Facial shape and function were both recovered.The satisfaction ratio is 91% in average.Conclusions We think that in the treatment of zygomatic fracture the coronal incision is a safe and effective approach with no scars observed in the face.

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Aim To evaluate coronal incision approach in the treatment of zygomatic fracture.Methods 22 fracture had been treated through semi-coronal incision in our hospital since 2003.A satisfaction ratio questionnaire was carried on before and after the operation respectively and t-test was used to deal with the results.Results All these cases were healed successfully at Stage I.No complication existed among the cases after the operation.Facial shape and function were both recovered.The satisfaction ratio is 91% in average.Conclusions We think that in the treatment of zygomatic fracture the coronal incision is a safe and effective approach with no scars observed in the face.

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Aim To evaluate coronal incision approach in the treatment of zygomatic fracture.Methods 22 fracture had been treated through semi-coronal incision in our hospital since 2003.A satisfaction ratio questionnaire was carried on before and after the operation respectively and t-test was used to deal with the results.Results All these cases were healed successfully at Stage I.No complication existed among the cases after the operation.Facial shape and function were both recovered.The satisfaction ratio is 91% in average.Conclusions We think that in the treatment of zygomatic fracture the coronal incision is a safe and effective approach with no scars observed in the face.

Key concepts: Coronal plane, Medicine, Patient satisfaction, Internal fixation, Reduction (mathematics), Zygomatic Fractures, Surgery, Complex fracture

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